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Where did you get the tripod?
82MB240D 7 months ago
@82MB240D I think I bought it from a hardware store or radio shack. It has been around about 25 years, mounted on a couple of houses, used to support a 20ft mast center support for 80m inverted vee, shipped to and from South Africa, thrown off the top of a 2-1/2 story house by a roofing contractor, repaired, repainted and now a portable test fixture.
NG9D 7 months ago
@PraCurioso Trata-se de rádio amador, meu amigo!
NG9D 9 months ago
Just got back from Afghanistan for a short break and had a letter waiting for me from some anonymous person regarding the proper use of 73. Wish I had a name or license so I know who I'm replying to. Thanks for taking the time to educate me. 73, KE5QLX
Saintogre 1 year ago
KE5QLX -- thanks! Oh if you want to hear a whole bunch of "73's" listen to
my "Ham Radio Round Table" video ;-)
73 de NG9D, Lynn
NG9D 1 year ago
Good Job! My congrats. Best regards, Artur SQ5BUO
sq5buo 1 year ago
FB on your rotatable dipole. I might try one!
A gud test for the dipole would be the 2010 ARRL DX Contest this coming weekend 3-6/7-2010.
73,
de kc5ngx
jstrunck 1 year ago
I just put a dipole up using Painters Poles, but did not think of using a "T" like you did at the top. Looks more stable and I think I will add it to my antenna.
73s, KE5QLX
Saintogre 2 years ago
gotta LOVE QRP. Congrats on the homebrew dipole. I made a wire version for a buck, but I like your self supporting idea! Enjoy and 73 de KA1YBS
KA1YBS 2 years ago